I would rather have an R. Lee Ermey like adonn78 said. Oh, and that quotes Full Metal Jacket. Or a Robert Noyce figure would be cool. The Jobs action figure is incredibly detailed though.
After everything I have learned here on this thread I would have to give the Phenom II X4 960T a go. I have the 980, and
other than how cheap the 4100 is and the OC capabilities I sill favor my Phenoms performance; seems to be more
responsive using Win 7 x64 U. Definitely going to put mu 4100...
I read on valves site a few weeks ago they are in the process of getting steam and steam games linux ready where you wont need POL or WINE. http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/its-official-steam-coming-linux
as long as they release counter-strike on the linux platform i will be happy
and to...
+1, thanks man, i agree. I still have a lot to learn, that's why im here
Thanks for the feedback pelo, it's much appreciated. Reading your review links now. Thank god the system im on now is Phenom all the way :P
might see what i can get out of Ubuntu with my 4100 set-up. I'm hearing their...
Koolance just calles it anti-freeze. technically its colored water. I believe it would be the radiator that makes it so cold, has nothing to do with the water. do you guys have nothing better to do than just try to find something wrong with others beliefs? ok so I could be wrong, just going by...
here is stock settings before OC 2 days ago. Have a lot of work to do at the moment so no time to put under load with new settings and take screen. nothing to prove and hate getting off topic
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/696/tempfh.png/
The temps is the first thing that threw my red light. You are talking about 60s and 70s f and not c right?
with no blue screen or errors displaying and the system just shutting down is usually temperature related
pelo is right in every way. although, the only reason I purchased my zambezi is because in all honesty it's an overclocking beast. I have mine @ only 4.2 right now idling at about 7c and 18c under load. I could easily get it to 5Ghz with the koolance cooling block I'm using, but it does...
hmmm good question. Maybe a fan RPM controller knob or LED toggle switch?
That's all that comes to mind other than hollowing it out and growing a flower
My main new years resolution is to get up and walk away from my PC every once in a while; I'm going for at least once a week... NOT! never I say! No but seriously I don't think I have any but to game more and acquire more hardware. And perhaps donate something, that always makes you feel good...
I agree with Magnus. But if you know exactly what your clipping and you know for sure you can get rid of it; then I would suggest wire nuts, not electrical tape. That could possibly prevent fire much much better ;)
Perhaps checking out a modular PSU in the future would be beneficial ;)
@ NoOther: no blame at all toward them. if anything hats off toward them, for thinking of a sneaky user agreement and/or card holder terms leading to the raise of profit directly caused by that very fact. No doubt it happens. I can definitely see your point though, regardless.
Very glad i read this before I turned in my $30 rebate after purchasing a modular 700w PSU off newegg. I'm not very responsible so I'm not even going to take a chance. I got a decent deal so no worries here. Thanks for the input guys
** send me cash or im not interested :)
I wouldn't go any smaller than microATX just because of the given PCIe slots (at least dual x16s).
(and AM3+ support) ;)
though I could be wrong
cheers
is this an OEM clean install your talking about? is the notebook brand new? perhaps try a sys restore to factory settings or last know good configuration?
Cheers
I think it mainly depends what you need your mobo for and how you intend to use it.
With that said, this mini ITX form factor board does support intels sandy bridge models which is a plus. If your looking to purchase this mobo for strictly business, school and/or leisure use only it will be...